Nick and Annie talk to Black Girl Sunscreen founder Shontay Lundy about the company's journey from self-funded indie brand to sitting on the shelves at Target and Ulta, why she's resisted the founder-as-influencer path, and the importance of making sun care specifically for Black consumers.
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Ep 43: Talking Shop With Black Girl Sunscreen’s Shontay Lundy
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